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The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04
Tega1 HoGffs.
Desert Land, Final Proof. -Notic. ror p,,.-
lication.

u., CN,TEp STATES LAND OFFICE,
i'cena' Mont,na, September, 20, rS>z.
Notice is hereby given that Rove, !, p,,., =.
Dillon. Beaverheid County, Montana. has fl.d no. ~
ticc OF intention to make y, oor on his desert Land
sialm No; - ',;3o, 49, tor the NE1-. NWi.t, NWll
VIZ SW1.+ Sec. s7Irp. 5 5 Il W before H II Nil.
ton probate Judge of Deaverhead county, NJ, r.. at
-., n.Inn, Mooneana, on Monday the 9TH day Of 30,
lie aa"es the following witnesses to prov, H.,
complete irrigation and reclamation of said l,na
Richard NJ Arnold, James c. Jones, Charles "
Congcr and Emil +. Brock, all OF Dillon. Nnnr,n,
4o-td $. w. LANGHORNE.R Rsrist,.r
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04
Desert Land, Final PrOOf.--NOtice for Pub.
licatiOM.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Helena, Mont, September cf,, 1887.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Helena, Mont, September :,, 1887.
N"tlce is hereby < 'yen that John Richcv ct Dil.
proof On his desert land claim No. 1884, for the
SEA SW1.4 Sec. s. ZIP. : Il W. before II. Il.
Mont on Saturday, the sth day of November, ,Ss7.
lie name the following with to prove the
plcte irrigation and recainat. of s:., land: Ed
ward Porch, Thomas Arndts, James Selway and
Robert II. Sclwav, all of Dillon. Mont.
4o.td :. w. LANGHORNE, Register
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The undersigned administrator OF the estate Of
John Il. EUshsl. deceased, hereby yvc> notice to
all creditors OF the estate of John i. Hushiil
having claims against said deceased exhibit them
with proper vouchers within four months from this,
the administrator. in Rann:ltk city. Bcaverhcad
county, Montana. OF to Hoht u. Smith, 4. his law
office, in Dillon Montana. And all c,.il,s not so
exhibited and presented will br barred, hv s,ltutc.
Dated Oct 18TH. 1887.
i..,w John :. Meade. Admin traitor
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bTrCE FOR PUBLICATION.
hyG APPLICATION NO. 1924.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, !
Helena, Mont, Oct. II, 1887. :

ICE is hereby given that George w. Far
whose postotiice address is Butte City,
has this day filed his application for a
hi 1850 linear feet of the 1vanhoc lode
claim, situated in no organized mining
Bayerhead County, Montana Territory,
lion, course and extent of the said min
b, designated by an official survey there
No. 81, township No. 1, > Range No. 10
X more particularly set forth and de-
81 the official field notes and plat thereof
this Office. as follows, to-wit: Begin
he N + corner, !. granite stone :,txl0x'i
Is ns. deep marked 1-21N for cor. No. /
Aby bearing trees. Initial point No. |
nd for surveys in supposed (unsurveyed)
|aee 10 W, hears lie w III #. and run
ncs N 100 W 1900 It. Thence $ ZOE w
thence 3 1Oo e 1900 It. thence n zoe L
corner No. l the place of beginning
ns an area of 2O.68 acres in this survey
bg the above named applicant.
lcation Of this mine is recorded in the
the county recorder, Of Beaverhcad
e0 page ~ in Book U Of records.
joining claims are unknown.
S.W. LANGHORNE, Register.
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,..., FINAL ProOf-Notic for Pub
licatlOn.

land Ofi;ce, Helena, Mont, Oct. II. iss7.
/. hereby given that Abram 3. Rife. of
T Ras srRead County, Montana, has
!. # intention to make proof on his
Il ci.im No, 111Q. for land in unsur-
pSR n W before Henry r. Melton,
mice Dillon, Montana, on Monday, the
of December, 1887.
rss the following witnesses to prove the
y irrigation and reclamation of said
Sthony i. Barrett, james s. Barrett. JOS
ie,len I and Isaac Rife, all Of Red ROCK,
S.W. LANdHORNE, Register.
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W. LANGHoRNE, Register.O
f., r,r.l Proof-Noticc for Pnb-
1icatiOll.

I'D oaice, Helena, Mont, Oct, IA, 1851
~. %...hv o;ven that Antl,ony6. Barrett,
ss helsus lpsou.sverhead County, Montana, has
Rock. H;ntent;on to make proof on his
hce od aIa;m No. ll21, for land in unsur-
|ina. !. GiGRa2 GaRi2 ". before Henry Il. Melton.
p..a.s + ? a. y Dillon, Montana, on Monday,
posv; Cecember, 1857.
dg ~ =. following witnesses to prove the
Ines p e:s...;e.tion .;u and reclamation Of said
en- 4 Rife. Isaac Rife. Joseph 6.
Os1lI1 "a lanes !, i, Barrett, all Of Red Rock,
p NV. LANaMoRNE, Register.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between jared Williams and
John Williams is this day dis solved All bills due
the firm payable to Jared Williams, vino viii,
pay all !iahilitiec of sait! co-plrtncrshp.
Dated Oct. l.h IS>
IoHN WILLIAMS,
t,-iws JARED WILKINS.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04

MOOre'S Revealed Remedy: Tile best di-
gcstivc crgulator known. Breaks any fever ON
young or grown and cures colds. Huad thu.
strange manner discovered. Ter sale wv all drug
SlStS. 1,
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Tf9a1 NoGefs.
NOTICE Fol. FINAL PROOF.

LAND OFFICE At HELENA, NJ. T., Oct. 10 lsy-.
NoliCE Is hereby given thatth. following nam.
,, ca settler has filed notice OF his intention "a
ne ;H ma! proof in support of his claim, and t!n,.
~. .u r'oo VIII be m'de before II. II. Melton. Pre-
Nv! ni.c !uagc OF B"av:rhead Co., NJ. r.. 1t D,in,
Oeeember 10, 1881, viz: Jas. NJ. ID. Morton,
wnp M -, made p,t mp ion :ccar,:,ry sta.cu.,n, No.
"- 'o' 'he ~ w, Sec. Q. ZIP. 6, 5 Il W.
lie i.e names the following witnesses tc
= G"n OF sad land, viz: Frank =. Bradley Henry
Of Of nin'nSr Di'n i Areo M Bake: and Lcopold nr~, Al
i4-td S. W. lA%c11t,RS p...,;..
"esert land. Final Proof Notice for pu,,
1fcatiOM.
Uiiitpi States Land Office.
Helena, Mont, Oct, ~. Isl.
:, Notice is hereby given that John +. Hardy, o,
iIannack, Montana Territory has filed notice oi
~ 1Mntendlon to make proof on his desert land claim
NO., NO. lo14, tor the northwest quarter and south
west quarter sec. ~, Tp.B . south range II W b.
lore II. 4; Melton, probate Judge. BeayerheaC
cuu1ty, NJ. T., ut Dillon, Mont, on Monday, tn,
oth day Ut december, 1887.
de names the following witnesses to prove III.
complete irrigation and reclamation Of sait
iand: Louis Kreu1er, Frederick w. Pahnish
Jerome J. Sperry and Hugh p. Grugan. all o
Bannack, Mont.
43-td 3. ". Langhorne, Register.
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Land. FINAL Proof Notice ''' ''"'
iiratiOn.

- OFFICE. Helena, Mhiit.,
IS. LAM October II. 1851.
-. ,;vep that James 8. Barrett.
: j. hereby y.agrhead gtsed County, Montana. he's
|1oek, BessettiiSt B3setsntion to make proof on his
3 ~ = K 1M6,ion Montana, on Monday,
Iday e DsessyIGInwina witnesses to prove the
Inss tne !2,v" ;ar and reclamation Of said
y irfiesS!'oRR oRRarrett, Isaac Rife, Abram
lnthG2ny hG2ayysnh =; &. Metlen, all of Red Rock,
y. 9 " J.ANaHoRNE, Register.Q
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COUNTY BONDS.

SEA1.ED proposals will le received by the Board
~ of County Commissioners OF Rcavcrhc:d Co.,
Montana Territory, until Monday, December ,th,
1857, ut = o'clock tor the purchase of twenty
thousand ($eoooo dollars of county bonds of said
county. Said bonds to c of the denomination ct
$500, each hearing interest ut the rate of seven per
cent per annun'. rcdccah!c at the pleasure of thr
county after ten years and payable in twenty years
from d1tt OF issue. Interest payable semi annually
ut the Office "f the County Treasurer, Dillon, Mon
tana, or 4, the City OF New York, Chicago or san
Francisco.
All proposals should be addressed 10 the Board
OF County Commission, of Iicavrrhc., County,
Dillon, Montana, and DC received before !.
O'Clock noon, Monday Dec 5th. 1857. Said bonds
issued under IN act of the Legislative Assembly ut
the Territory o.. Nominal entitled "An act to
amend an act to aut!r'iz. County Commissioners
tn issue bonds 70 redeem outstanding Indebtedness
Approved March -. I>>i. Amendment approved
March 9Th, 1857.
No bids at less than v:ilHc can be entertained
BY order of the Board OF County Commissioners
,.t lc., crlc"I tou:'y. vi. T..
PM. -. Mtt;ninu,
Clerk Ot the BOARD.
Dillon. Montana. sept. 18th. ,>>7. ~
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r.auI Aodff's.

,D,,,of-NOticc Tor FuD-
r LAW licatiOn.
US. LAM Mont, Oct. II, 1881.
hereby given nnatx that issss Mentaaa. Riae hss ss
Ert Beaverheau ~ make proof on his
s, s;cs q inte1Ht,onll tent ll for land in nnsur-
e i Il ) i 2n!',an. y, ne1SM Montana, on Monday.
Ssy 81 DecemG;ng witnesses to prove the
ths tGl1oTndd and Treclamation qt ,,.sai, said
inthony "a = Joseph osh {. Metlen, all OF He'd
Montana. 9 ". LASauoRNE. Register.
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In the District Court srd Judicial District, Nor
tana Territory, Beaverhe:ad County.
Nathaniel II. Wood, plaintiff,
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=. W. LANGHORNE, Register.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-16

awful and curious illustration so many
ages after uttcrancc, wonderful rs it Is,
is not remarkable, considering the
divine origin Of ms knowledge, but that
on the very day, and that day the Lords
day, on which the crowded streets OF
Chicago witnessed the DIRK procession
leading to the last end Of the cvil-doers,
and the ewes of civilized mankind were
turned 10 the scene in apprehension
of renewed horrors, those words
without special concert OF action
should in regular course of service
have been beard almost simultaneous
ly in every quarter OF the globe
va Gods warming to his children, may
we'll excite surprise and admiration as q
most singular coincidence. ii certainly
so struck hcwriter when he heard them
impressively read from the lection OF
Grace church, Richmond, OH Sunday
morning. | thought that wherever the
English language is spoken the same
wise lesson was falling upon listening
ears as the encircling sun made midday
for the Garth. CITIZEN.
Richmond, November Is, 1887.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-16
"NOrHiNG NEW UNDER TIE sun
Soiomon ana the AnaTchtsts-Re-
inarkabie Coincidence.
10 he Editor oCthe DiSpatch:

!"
To he Editor oCthe Dispatch
In the Episcopal churches on Sunday
last all over :he world among English
speaking peoples was read as the first les
son of the day the fret chapter of Pro-
verbs, containing the following verses,
which are rs siugularly appropriate in
the description of Anarchlsn and Anarch-
lists, and as an invocation 20 avoid them
and their owl ways, as strikingy coin
cided in point Of time and fitness with
the day OF The funerals Of Spies Engel,
Fischer, Parsons and Lingg:
10 Ny sou. i sinners eulice thee consent tho1
ii. II they ray, Come with us, let US wait for
blood. let 10 Turk priSiiy Tor the Innocent villa
out cause
n. Iii us swallow then up alive rs the gFsvo,
and whole a. tloss That 20 down into The pit.
Ia We shall nod all precious substance: We
she'll MI our houses with spoil
Ia. Csst 10 thy TOT among US, lot US AL bsro
one purse:
10 Ny 500. walk act thou "a the way with
them refrain ny foot from their path
IS for heir feet run 70 eYIl, aud make haste
10 shed blood
H. Surely Ia vain tho cot Is spread 10 tho
sisat Of any bird)
~ ana they lay nnit FOR their Oun HOOD they
turn priyliy for their 0Wa liver.
~. 80 aro The ways OF every one that IL greedy
OF gain: wbicb iaketh away tho life OF the
owners thereof
Even the HaticS are literally from the
Bible. according 10 the authorized yer.
sion. That the wisdom and foresight Of
Solomon should have found such al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-16

DUBLIC SALE OF THREE VERY
4 DESIRABLE DWELLINGS,, ONE IL, LA &c,
AND VALUABLE STORE AND DIV EtLiN -,
LOTS FRONTING ON THE MIDLOTHIAN
TURNPIKE. AT AND NEAR THE CORNER OF
TuE BROADROCK ROAD. IN SWANSBORO,
NEAR MANCHESTER, CHESTERFIELD COO "
TY. VA.-At the request Of the owner We VIII
soil at public auction, on the premises.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER IL. 1885,,
al ? o'clock P. NJ. the above PROPERTY, de-
scrhed n follows--to wit;
LIST FIVE LOTS on the turnpike, fronting SO
IL et each, having n depth Of IN feet -
%. HOUSE AND LOT fronting % feet by 100
feet deep on the turnpike corner OF Bebee
street.
"a. THREE LOTS fronting 90 feet each on Be-
bee street by 1i6 feet deep. ,.r.,,,>-o,
4th That LARGE STORE AND DWELLING
fronting g. feet on said turnpike at the corner
Of tho Broadrock road. having n depth oil 1901
feet.
5th. THREE lots fronting 264 feet each by
IA on the BrOadrock road. -
9Th. TWO VERY DESIRABLE COTTAGE
DWELLINGS, containing about four rooms
each, fronting 527 feet by i0S5i fec, deep on the
opposite side Of the turnpike near tho above
described property.
The store Is a splendid business stand. Tho
dwellings are ali In lrst-cass order. This
properly is all located near 10 tho terminus OF
the strect-car line. and Is in desirable neigh
borhood that IS rapidly increasing in value.
TERMS: one Third cash, and tho balance In six.
twelve, and eighteen months, deferred pay
ments secured by deeds OF trust, bearing H.
terest from day of sale. ..
no 10.l2,13.15&IG Auctioneers.
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BY Y. ". Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
BY Y. W Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF AN EXTRA
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT,
WITH SMALL IMPROVEMENTS THEREON,
on
CARY BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
STREETS.

BY virtue OF certain deed OF trust, bearing
date l0ih Of February. 1888. aud recorded n The
Chancery Court of Richmond IN Deadlock ~
4. on page 80, and I'm compliance with deere"
Of the said court entered July y. leN, I'm The slt
Of Mary Shtrrard. trustee. ~. :. K Iapn ana
others, will sell by auction. on the premises. on
FRIDAY. NOYEH3ER p. lSf,
nj A. O'Clock =. W.. that exceeding DEslBA BILE
AND ELlGIBLY-L OCATED LOI on tho north
side 90 Cary street between First aud Second
streets. fronting 32N feet and extending back
l6} Az feet WITH THE SMALL But SNUG
BHICk DWELLING go. l09 THEREON, and
lying between the residence Of James C.. Dea-
ton, Esq and Mfr. G. \. B1rgamin.
There ID no better location for ono or two
houses, according 10 the views and purposes Of
the purchaser, than This LOT. and as good lots
In hr-t-Gate ncighbOrhoOds and convenient lo-
cations advantages this one has in an emil
neat degree are hard % find. | heartily invite
aud confidently expect your presence az the
sale.
TEENS: One third cash: balance nj ono and
two years. for notes. with Interest added. and
secured by trust-ieed. y. ". BOWIE,
no 10 Trustee.
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The Saved Her Life.

A TROY telegra n says: Edward DAILY,
son of James Dial Y. of this city, made q
desperate attempt to kill Mollle Nealon
tonight by shootin g her. Daily says he
married the girl som time ago, but she
will not admit it. lie is twenty-five
years old and Mollie is eighteen. DAILY
has been arrested.
He said that his fail Yer SEM him out
last Monday to collect .Some bills (; but
instead of doing that he ook his alleged
wife and went TO Albany, and did not
return until Friday night. His father
reprimanded him, and yourg DAILY said
he became discouraged and b egan drink
ing. To-day he purchased n revolver
and went into Il saloon and said he was
going to shoot himself. The pistol was
taken away from him. This afternoon
DAILY bought another revolver, and to-
night he met the Nealon girl upto WI and
started with her for her home. He told
her be was going to shoot himself but
he wanted TO Kill her first. He pointed
the pistol at her several times, but said
he was "only fooling." When within
block Of Miss Nealon's home DAILY
shot Mt her, and the bullet struck her
over the left breast She ran into the
house aud fell into faint. The bullet
was found imbedded in Miss Nealon's
corset, and it is believed the corset
saved her life. DAILY declares he will kill
her aud himself.
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ONLY TWELVE HOURS RFTWEFN HiCu.
MOND And BALTIMORE is EACH
DlkkD llON.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY
VALUABLE LowEk-DoCK PROPERTY,
WITH
LARGE STORAGE BUILDING THEREON,
Known As
"WARWICK'S WAREHOUSE -
BY y. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctieneer.
TWO GOOD MEDIUM-SIZED
L DWELLINGS.
Nos. Go AND Gl7 NORTH FIFTH STREET,
AT AUCTION,
FOR ACCOUNT OF A NONRESIDENT.

At the request Of the owner. who has perma-
nently removed to Europe. Will sell by auction,
on the premises, respectively, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER q, 1857,
In the order named the following TWO HOUSES
10 wit:
let At4 O'Clock p. VI. ihe EXCELLENT TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING No. so north Fifth
street, Just beyond Leigh, with seven rooms and
detached kitchen with two rooms now In the oc-
cupancy Of j. ". White, ksQ., with lot fronting
2gh feet md -unning back a good depth 10 an
alley. This will make a nice homo or IS equally
desirable a. investment property and
81. At4k p. VI. the SNUG BIZ SMALL BRICK
DWELLING No. 6l7 north Fifth street, with four
rooms and The very handsome lot ON which II
stands, fronting - Ole feet and of n good depth
20 an alley In the rear.
tits seldom such choice. centrally-l0cated small
property is offered. Come and buy where real
estate Is not only good butimproyng
Terms: Liberal. y. W. BOWIE.
no 10 AuctiOnecr.
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Nv James y. Elan,
by JHmes Is. EIhIl,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1ll3 Main Street.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF

fA'KUSlEE AUCllON DALE Of
L WEL~LOCATED AND VALUABLE
VACANT LOT on THE SOUTH SIDE OF
BROAD STREET BETWEEN Twenty
EIGHTH AND TWENTY-NINTH STREETS
IN execution Of certain deed OF trust 10 me
bearing date on the 18th Of June, 1851, and OF
record in the clerks Office Of the Richmond
Chanccry Court IN Deed-B0ok l33 c, PAGE ~, ]
shall sell by public auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10. lss7.
mt AZ o'clock p. H.. the DESIRABLE VACANT
LOT described in said deed. fronting 80 feet on
the south side Of Broad street between Twenty
eighth and Twenty-ninth streets, and extending
back between parallel lines 100 feet 10 an alley
I'm common Il feet wide.
Terms: Cash to expenses OF sale and the
note for fl6Gi7 due and protested on the 18Th
day Of September, lss7, with interest thereon
on credit az % SiGai2 TIL November Is M, and
il7l ~ til February l., ISIS. and the residue
upon such terms Hs shall be announced at time
OF sale. the purchaser 10 give negotiable notes
for tho deferred payments with interest added
and secured by deed Of trust.
noIl JAMES b. ELAN. Trustee.
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The Old SOuth.
To the EdHor Of the Dispatch :

To the EditOr Of the Dispatch:
As a southern mani wish to give ex-
preston to the pleasure with which [
read in your Saturdays issue the extract
ron gave usfrom the eloquent and manly
letter Of General Henry Il. Jackson, of
Savannah, in reply 70 Mr.. Thurman 5
vulgar abuse OF the speech he lately made
at Macon. ! believe that you yourself,
Mr. Editor, would not have censured
the spirit of that speech il You had un-
ders God it.
oppose, now, We may expect another
howl because the Rev. Leonard Wool
sew Bacon. of New England, has been
rejected as their pastor by the hide
pendent Presbyterian congregation OF
Savannah. Last sun amer, 1t seems,
DR.. Bacon" s6ys the New York lIOrid'S
spe cial correspondent, "tpve expression
to ,entiments In u Fourth oi-July SER
nan. i'll which the names o. Lincoln and
Lee figured. to which a large portion OF
the members took violent exception,
re. 1.-THE congregation" We are told,
"cmbraced many families whose names
are prominent in Confederate history.
L LID II lltNN Niihb Si4g AIthNN ''NNAA -
pected. Like General Jackson's speech
n nd letter it is the natural reaction from
tn e declarations of people who, ike Mr.
Cir ady of Atlanta, are so thoroughly re-
CON itructed that, passing by Washingt on
and the Revolutionary heroes, and Lee
and {, ne Confederate heroes, they can Sc,
IN Abr ,ham Lii9cOln the one complete
and pei feet type of the American man,
and can encourage the South 10
develop herself after the model Of
Yankee IDEAS. So regarding it, deem
il as cethtable to the Independent
Presbyte rian congregation to decline
tbe seryi ces Of minister with whom
they cal,not sympathize, as it is
brave and creditable TO General jackson
to stand ND III defence of the principles
aud ideas of the only section that III the
United Stat es understands what liberty
is and how it may be preserved, and
/ that is HE OLD SOUTH.
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WANTED. 4 MAN-MUST KNOW
W every part Of the city; good canyasser-
.t 1VooDAI = Nf-HOUSh. g0i east
- 49,. no lf-fts
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AUCTION RALEK-Putnre Days.
ByN. w. Bowc,
Real Estate Auctiouecr.


TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS IN
i TIE CITY OF RICHMOND AND VALu-
ABLE ISLANDS IN JAMES RIVER Al AUG,
TOMB execution Of tho provisions OF deed
Of trust from Z. ;. tamlD and wife to me suu.
scriber "a trustee, dated October %. 1870. ana
duly recorded ia Richmond Chsncery Court Of
fce, being thereto required by decree OF me
Circuit Court Of the United states for tho hasiei
district Of Virginia, entered October Z. lsof, IN
the suits OF "Giddlngs's executors rs. Gidding'
and dis." md "GiddinRs's administrators -.
Gddings ma dis.. will sell at auction, upon
the premises respectively, on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25. 1887,
commencing at l2 O'Clock NJ, at the north end
Of tho Free bridge, tho following REAL ESIAiE
conveyed in said deed-to wit:
Ist. LOT Of irregular shape, lying between
the Columbian or HaIallis miil-race and james
river. and bounded on the west by Ninth street
2d. Certain other KRAL ESTATE. consisting
Of the VALUABLE ISLAND know rs
BROWNS ISLAND. Immediately west Of the
Petersburg railroad bridge. and now occupied by
ihe Tredegar Company; and, also, those smallei
islands and rocks In james river commonly
known a. NELSON'S ISLANDS. and lying
within the following general boundaries: Ca
the northwest by tho northern margin OF James
river, and on the east By n line beginning at the
southwest corner Of HaxalPs upper mill, rum
ming thence due south TO the south bank OF the
river, thence up the river 70 or near the aout-
ment OF the railroad bridge. thence In straight
line TO Webbs or Belle-lsle Landing. on me
north shore Of James river, 10 the point OF be
ginning. being the same property located under
Martin HaWkinss survey In 1881. and tho same
conveyed by the heirs OF Han Nielsen 20 = NJ
Bowman by deed dated 18Th Iuly, ls6S.
TERMS: One third cash, and the residue ~ SIX
and twelve months for notes, with interest added
nois LEIGH r. PAGE, Trustee.
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D""'V' 'N In the Chancery Court Of
O'Feuan &c. 'ne O''! VI N'-"u'o"''
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A DESIRABLE, MEDlUM-SlIE
"A sTOCK.BRICK DWELLING LIN G:.re UM I M
TyyFFN MADISON AND BELV1DERB
STRFETs. N AUCTl0N.-Wc will sell at pub
lie auction. on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1887,
a. ; O'Clock ?. NJ, the above DWELLINu, NO. o.
west cary street. containing six rooms; q range,
both hot and cold water. 9c ~, ,Sida e'n'' ~"
Tho Accessibility Of this dselling to both tho
horae ami electric sueetcar lines, being In r
block Of ono line and the other proposing TO run
IN front Of tho property, should attract INC NJ
SUNNI medium. size homo in this convenient and
growing locality. 4. II,
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance IN SIX,
twelve. eighteen, and twenty-four months, IN
tcrest added, aud secured by trusI,dce1' ,o
J. THOMPSON BROWN CO.
noa AucuOneers.